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Performance

VenueFinborough
Also: The Finborough
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From15th September 2014
To15th September 2014
When19:30
PricesFrom £10.00. To £10.00.
Finborough (V199)
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  • Date of change: 15 Jul 14 - T0595326983

The Wallace

The Wallace

Work:: The Wallace (S01410442536)

A country without rule. A radical young freedom fighter. An elderly king. A thrilling and emotionally charged account of one of Scotland's greatest heroes. At 27, William Wallace is a little known outlaw. Within a year, having defeated an English army at the battle of Falkirk, he is appointed guardian of Scotland. Barely five years later, he is captured by the English army and put on trial in London as the most wanted man in the British Isles. The Wallace tells the story of William Wallace's radicalisation as an ordinary man is transformed through the love of his country into a leader and warrior, and offers a unique interpretation of his final days - culminating in an explosive and devastating confrontation with the King of England, Edward I.
Author Sydney Goodsir Smith

Production:: (T0595326983)

Staged Reading. Commissioned by the Finborough Theatre as part of its Scotland Decides/Tha Alba a'taghadh2014 season to coincide with the Scottish Independence Referendum on Thursday 18 September 2014, a Scottish theatre classic, unseen in England, the English premiere of The Wallace, directed by exciting young director Jamie Jackson.
Presented byNeil McPherson (for the Finborough Theatre)
Director Jamie Jackson

Listing:: L01828238445




Production details

Staged Reading. Commissioned by the Finborough Theatre as part of its Scotland Decides/Tha Alba a'taghadh2014 season to coincide with the Scottish Independence Referendum on Thursday 18 September 2014, a Scottish theatre classic, unseen in England, the English premiere of The Wallace, directed by exciting young director Jamie Jackson.

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